The coolest online shopping helpers to save you time and money: Editors Best Tech of 2012

It's become ridiculously easy to shop on a budget thanks to the plethora of apps and websites aimed at saving you money. We narrowed them down to our favorites, all of which will make life easier and put a little money back in your walle…

December 28, 20122 min read
The coolest online shopping helpers to save you time and money: Editors Best Tech of 2012
It's become ridiculously easy to shop on a budget thanks to the plethora of apps and websites aimed at saving you money. We narrowed them down to our favorites, all of which will make life easier and put a little money back in your wallet. Liz Honey Extension for Chrome I always search the web for discount codes before I hit "purchase" so I totally love this plug-in which does it for me at a ton of retailers--with more being added every day. In fact, I saved a ton of money just in the last few weeks using it. Whoo! Coming soon to other browsers. Sortable This is like a search engine for gadgets in handy app form, easily comparing cameras, phones, and other tech based on the criteria you're looking for. It's a huge time saver, and beats having 14 tabs open on your browser while you try to do it on your own. Kristen Shop Advisor app I'm definitely a comparison shopper, which can get pretty exhausting, especially if you're looking for an item in at actual store front rather than online. That's why I love Shop Advisor, available for both iOS and Android, which is like having my own personal shopper and deal analyst right on my smart phone. ReturnGuru I can't tell you how much easier making returns has been thanks to ReturnGuru. Sure, it's great for the holidays, but it works all year long as well, which is helpful when I barely have time to shop for items let alone keep track of what needs to go back.  For more helpful services, visit our archives  
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